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What Would Health Care Reform Mean for Small Employers and Their Workers

Linda J. Blumberg

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Analyzes the implications of the House and Senate reform bills for improving access to and affordability of insurance for small employers. Examines the proposed insurance exchanges, market reforms, subsidies for low-income individuals, and tax provisions.

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Analyzes the implications of the House and Senate reform bills for improving access to and affordability of insurance for small employers. Examines the proposed insurance exchanges, market reforms, subsidies for low-income individuals, and tax provisions.

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Analyzes the implications of the House and Senate reform bills for improving access to and affordability of insurance for small employers. Examines the proposed insurance exchanges, market reforms, subsidies for low-income individuals, and tax provisions.

Key concepts: Business, Subsidy, Small business, Health insurance, Purchasing, Health care, Labour economics, Health care reform

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